Villagers stepped in to paint the new Muskham Rural Community Centre after work by young offenders on a rehabilitation scheme failed to meet expectations.
Wardens are due to start patrolling Bingham’s carparks a week today to try to stop people parking illegally.
Fine weather helped to ensure a good turnout at Collingham ploughing match and show on Saturday.
A shake-up of police beats in the Bingham area has been introduced in a bid to give the public a better service.
About 2,000 people turned out in support of the Armed Forces on Sunday as Newark paid tribute to the nation’s real-life heroes.
Cyclists, a farmer, a crow and donkeys are among the scarecrows on display at houses in Southwell.
Future housing development in Southwell is the most important issue facing the town, according to councillors.
Residents who popped to the shop on Friday had the chance to voice concerns about their estate.
A Newark soldier helped to recreate one of the landmark moments of the second world war.
Campaigners calling for the speed limit to be cut on a busy road used by boy racers have been told they must wait two years for a decision.
A fundraising drive has been launched to buy lifesaving equipment for volunteer first-aiders.
Proposals for a new, bigger Co-op food store were presented to villagers on Wednesday.
A gardening enthusiast who has run a sunflower-growing competition at Winthorpe Primary School for 15 years provided the inspiration for the new school logo.
The owner of a Newark fish and chip shop will donate a day’s takings to the family of a boy who needs a bone-marrow transplant.
For the first time in its 33-year history, The Prince’s Trust is providing a youth development programme in Newark.
A student midwife is planning a two-week placement in Zanzibar, Tanzania, in the new year.
Anti-litter campaigners in Ollerton are hoping that a new campaign will cut the amount of rubbish in the town.
Two keen runners have set up Bingham’s first running club for youngsters to meet demand.
Complaints against police in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire increased above the national average in 2008-9, according to statistics released today.
The Advertiser’s Heroes Day raised in excess of £3,500 on Sunday.
